Theo Von

I would- We got to get some damn lesbians over here. Lesbians are going to save us all, man.

Like I have a good friend I've known since childhood. It was, it was wild because he basically slept with like more women than any of us in high school. He's a gay gentleman? He ended up being gay. Wow. Went off to college. He says, He's as gay as could be. And, you know, and the communication, he's explained like the communication in the gay community, gay male community. I don't know.

Like I have a good friend I've known since childhood. It was, it was wild because he basically slept with like more women than any of us in high school. He's a gay gentleman? He ended up being gay. Wow. Went off to college. He says, He's as gay as could be. And, you know, and the communication, he's explained like the communication in the gay community, gay male community. I don't know.

Like I have a good friend I've known since childhood. It was, it was wild because he basically slept with like more women than any of us in high school. He's a gay gentleman? He ended up being gay. Wow. Went off to college. He says, He's as gay as could be. And, you know, and the communication, he's explained like the communication in the gay community, gay male community. I don't know.

Well, it's just very direct. People ask for sex if they want, they say no, if they don't want to. I mean, that's it. It's a straight up. I mean, the stereotype is it matches. There are some married gay couples, obviously monogamous, et cetera, but it, it, aligns with all the male stereotypes of promiscuous, multiple partners. That's the kind of stereotype, right?

Well, it's just very direct. People ask for sex if they want, they say no, if they don't want to. I mean, that's it. It's a straight up. I mean, the stereotype is it matches. There are some married gay couples, obviously monogamous, et cetera, but it, it, aligns with all the male stereotypes of promiscuous, multiple partners. That's the kind of stereotype, right?

Well, it's just very direct. People ask for sex if they want, they say no, if they don't want to. I mean, that's it. It's a straight up. I mean, the stereotype is it matches. There are some married gay couples, obviously monogamous, et cetera, but it, it, aligns with all the male stereotypes of promiscuous, multiple partners. That's the kind of stereotype, right?

Grill and cum. You want to hear some wild data on homosexuality and hormones? Okay, so years ago when I was a graduate student at Berkeley, I was part of a study, I wasn't the main author, that looked at finger length ratios and homosexuality in men and women and how much testosterone was...

Grill and cum. You want to hear some wild data on homosexuality and hormones? Okay, so years ago when I was a graduate student at Berkeley, I was part of a study, I wasn't the main author, that looked at finger length ratios and homosexuality in men and women and how much testosterone was...

Grill and cum. You want to hear some wild data on homosexuality and hormones? Okay, so years ago when I was a graduate student at Berkeley, I was part of a study, I wasn't the main author, that looked at finger length ratios and homosexuality in men and women and how much testosterone was...

Now I don't want anyone to freak out and just start staring at their fingers, but because it has to be measured correctly. So if you hold up your right hand, like I'm holding up my right hand, my ring finger here is a little bit longer than my pointer finger. Let me see. Yeah, so, but turn it the other way around for me.

Now I don't want anyone to freak out and just start staring at their fingers, but because it has to be measured correctly. So if you hold up your right hand, like I'm holding up my right hand, my ring finger here is a little bit longer than my pointer finger. Let me see. Yeah, so, but turn it the other way around for me.

Now I don't want anyone to freak out and just start staring at their fingers, but because it has to be measured correctly. So if you hold up your right hand, like I'm holding up my right hand, my ring finger here is a little bit longer than my pointer finger. Let me see. Yeah, so, but turn it the other way around for me.

Yeah, okay, so your ring finger is a little bit longer than your pointer finger. Okay, that is the typical heterosexual male pattern. Now, people are going to be like, this is bullshit. Listen, this has been replicated more than five times in humans. Okay, so on the right hand, Sometimes they look a little more equal. What is replicated, five generations?

Yeah, okay, so your ring finger is a little bit longer than your pointer finger. Okay, that is the typical heterosexual male pattern. Now, people are going to be like, this is bullshit. Listen, this has been replicated more than five times in humans. Okay, so on the right hand, Sometimes they look a little more equal. What is replicated, five generations?

Yeah, okay, so your ring finger is a little bit longer than your pointer finger. Okay, that is the typical heterosexual male pattern. Now, people are going to be like, this is bullshit. Listen, this has been replicated more than five times in humans. Okay, so on the right hand, Sometimes they look a little more equal. What is replicated, five generations?

Five different studies have repeated this and it holds up every single time. Sometimes you have to measure from that first crease on the palm side. But if we were to measure it, yeah. So this pointer finger is smaller than the ring finger. It's called the D2 to D4 ratio. Scientists are super nerdy.

Five different studies have repeated this and it holds up every single time. Sometimes you have to measure from that first crease on the palm side. But if we were to measure it, yeah. So this pointer finger is smaller than the ring finger. It's called the D2 to D4 ratio. Scientists are super nerdy.

Five different studies have repeated this and it holds up every single time. Sometimes you have to measure from that first crease on the palm side. But if we were to measure it, yeah. So this pointer finger is smaller than the ring finger. It's called the D2 to D4 ratio. Scientists are super nerdy.

It turns out that if you look at gay men, men that identify as gay, there are very few men that identify as bisexual actually, but if you look at gay men, that difference is much more pronounced, much bigger. They have a hyper male pattern. Now it can't be due to behavior, right? You could say, well, they're having sex with a lot more people. Sex increases testosterone.